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COMPOSERRudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
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PERFORMERVarious
Friml, Stothart: Rose-Marie / Raines, Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
- Harbinger Records
- January 7, 2022
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RELEASE DATEJanuary 07, 2022
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UPC632433380123
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CATALOG NUMBERHCD3801
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LABELHarbinger Records
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NUMBER OF DISCS2
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GENRE
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Act I: Overture
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Prelude - Vive la canadienne (Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Hard-Boiled Herman: When I get my gat (Herman, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Mark Basile
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Rose Marie: Oh, sweet Rose Marie (Jim, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Ron Raines
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: The Mounties: On through the hail (Mounties, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Lak Jeem: I know dat no udder man I see (Rose-Marie, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Rose Marie: Oh, sweet Rose Marie (Jim, Chorus) (reprise)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Ron Raines
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Indian Love Call: So echoes of sweet love notes gently fall (Rose-Marie, Jim)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde, Ron Raines
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Campfire Impression (Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Introduction - Rose-Marie (Chorus) (reprise)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Pretty Things: If a man should ask (Chorus, Rose-Marie)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Why Shouldn't We?: Sweetheart, sweetheart (Herman, Jane)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Performer: Mark Basile, Laura Waterbury
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I: Totem Tom-Tom: Long ago there used to be (Wanda, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Dona D. Vaughn
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I Scene 4: Rose-Marie (Jim) (reprise)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Performer: Ron Raines
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act I Scene 4: Finale (All)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Joseph diGenova, Debra Vanderlinde, Mark Basile, William McClary, Gary Holcombe, Laura Waterbury, Adriana Amelias
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II: Entr'acte
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 1: Pretty Things (Ethel, Chorus) (reprise)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Adriana Amelias
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 1: Only a Kiss (Herman, Jane, Malone, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Mark Basile, Laura Waterbury, Gary Holcombe
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: Finale (Rose-Marie, Jim, Hawley, Ethel, Wanda, Emile)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde, Ron Raines, William McClary, Adriana Amelias, Dona D. Vaughn, Joseph diGenova
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: Introduction to The Minuet of the Minute
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: The Minuet of the Minute: Sedate and stately minuet (Rose-Marie, Herman, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde, Mark Basile
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: The Door of My Dreams: Now at last the door of my dreams (Rose-Marie, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Debra Vanderlinde
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: Bridal Finale (Emile, Wanda, Malone, Rose-Marie, Chorus)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Ensemble: Catholic University of America A Cappella Choir
Performer: Joseph diGenova, Dona D. Vaughn, Gary Holcombe, Debra Vanderlinde
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Act II Scene 2: Finale (Jim, Rose-Marie)
Composer: Rudolf Friml, Herbert Stothart
Performer: Ron Raines, Debra Vanderlinde
Conductor: James R. Morris
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Harbinger Records is proud to present its second partnership with the Smithsonian: the first release in any format of their 1981 production of the classic operetta Rose-Marie (1924), starring Broadway’s Ron Raines. It is the only complete recording of the score, which includes lyrics by the 29-year-old Oscar Hammerstein, more than 20 years before he began his collaboration with Richard Rodgers. Rose-Marie was the first American musical with a Canadian locale—the Canadian Rockies, to be precise—and includes such evergreens at “Indian Love Call” (“When I’m calling you, ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo”), “Pretty Things,” “Only a Kiss” and the stirring title song. Broadway audiences flocked to Rose-Marie for 557 performances, making it the fourth longest-running musical of the 1920s. A must for collectors and all fans of both the American musical and classical music, Rose-Marie has been packaged in a deluxe set with historic production photos and notes by two longtime Harbinger colleagues: co-producer Dwight Blocker Bowers, curator emeritus of the Smithsonian, and Ted Chapin, recently retired president of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization. Says Bowers: “It’s not an overstatement to claim that Rose-Marie was the first American musical theater work to achieve wide international success. In his review of the original production, Arthur Hornblow in Theatre magazine praised it for being ‘head, shoulders and waist above the customary dribble.’ When the Smithsonian’s recordings program was suspended, the unreleased Rose-Marie was a casualty, and I was given the chance to rescue the master tapes. Hence the collaboration with Harbinger, whose slogan is apt: Albums for the discerning collector.” |
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